The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1887-02-24
ABOUT PEOPLEI


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J, Bennie Childers united with the NJ. T
Church.
e II. o. Witte is getting ready to leave Jackson
}, Bennie Childers went to Ironton on business
on Monday.
, Mrs Mackley is able to move about upon he
crutches again.
1Mr. Dupree, of the Ironton Schools, is visiting
Rev. J. E. Rudisil.
George Pugh, James Chestnut and others have
gone west on visit.
William Potts was killed last week by falling
slate, at Corse Mine.
Charlie Smith, the Livery man, has Joined
the Methodist Church.
NJ. A. Smith, the saddler, joined the Metho-
dist Church, on Sunday.
John Blackhart returned last week from the
| west. John is as fat as pig.
s. E. Brookens went to Portsmouth on Satur-
day to attend the funeral of Mis-. Mathews.
We omitted to mention last week that Mr..
| and Mrs. Ed. Rupp have a new baby.
| Mark Sternberger has gone West, to be absent
a month or so in Kansas and Nebraska.
| w. Z. W1llmOre has returned from a SoJourn
of several months in the west, Indiana and Ill
! inois.
We have received California papers from Mrs.
G. F. Ward. This lady is a sister of Capt. VIM.
]. Evans.
Herbert Summers spent Sunday here. He is
employed we believe as a shorthand writer, in
Portsmouth.
D. Mackley-who has been afflicted with cher
pes zoster,' or "shingles," for some time, is
about again.
Rev. F. S. Davis OF Portsmouth, came up on
Tuesday, to visit his sister, Mrs. Caleb Hank,
who is very sick.
Mr.. and Mrs. John H. Harding went to Ports
mouth on Saturday, to attend the funeral of
Mrs. Mathews, on Sunday.
Mrs. Green Delay, who fractured a limb sew
eral months ago, is still unable to move about
without the aid of crutches
We learn that Jabez Thomas hos united with
the Christian Church. Good for Jabe. He will
make an active, earnest member.
Prof. c. A. Lackey attended the NJ E Meet
ing on Monday night. The Professors voice |
wus grand addition to be singing.
Prof. Lackey informs us that there has been |
much sickness at his home recently. He is |
now living on the old home farm.
There seems to be a rivalry between Clate
Poor and Evan Lewis, as to which can get the
ugliest bird-dog. Clate seems TO be ahead, so
far
Com mander DUNCAN has come out in new
silk hat. This is the finishing touch which
makes Irve perhaps the handsomest man in
the County.
E E. Shumate of Smithton, Arkansas, writes:
Il do not think would stay here at all if 1
could not take the Standard, as 1 like the paper
and could not be without it,"
Miss Mary Brooks, of Streator, Illinois says.
Il see my time is out for the Standard, and as
We are always anxious to hear how Jackson is
ioing, we do not want 10 miss paper"
Mr.. and Mrs. T. J. Edwards report that they
ecently met our friends Mr.. and Mrs. ]. R. Col
Ter in the train, and that they are well, and en-
Dying themselves. If anybody deserves happi-
less in this world, Collier and wife do.
l.. W. Kinnison the agency for book that is
decidedly interesting reading 1t is called
Buried Cities Recovered, Travels and Ex- ,
lorations in Bible Lands,' by F. S. De Hass d.
}. To the Bible student especially is this work ,
aluable. And it is good thing for the home.
j. H. Bum is not improving as rapidly as his
riends could wish, but is still bravely battling
lis terrible disease. His gum has sloughed ,
ome, where the surgeons operated upon it, but
his was expected. [
j. d. McKitterick has purchased the lots on
'hich the old Orange store and engine house /
land. These old buildings are being torn '
own, and two good residences will be erected f
once.
Sam Sternberger, of Cincinnati, has gone +
trough much suffering during the past few =
Ourh hnS Sr,aar, aIf |
eople, miss Sam from the road, and will be Il
ad to see him ont again.
Among the best fam lilies in this community
re the McKitterick families They are an-or
early all-active working church members
nd are doing good work, too. George Hoop
Id wife-formerIy Miss Phebe McKitterck, il
ined the M. E. Church, Sunday morning. S
Eddie Lowenstein and Frauk Baidridge are c.
ying to beat Bert. Gibson raising mustache. O.
nese young men sleep on their faces, using h
eir mustaches for pillows. They are very :,
,wny and nice.
Rev. J. E. Rudisin puts Church matters
uarely upon the basis of religious business.
e states to his congregations that he wants
lily those to join Church who are seeking sal
ltion. "The Church Hospital is full," says the 7
mister. And there is wisdom in the declara- IL
IN.
Mrs Jane Mathews, wife of John R. Mathews
Portsmouth, died quite suddenly on last Fri 7,
", of fever. She was daughter of the late
'wis L. Stevison, and a gra daughter of Mr..
aac Stevison, of this place This entire COM
unity will extend the warmest sympathy to
If former foreman, John.
The friends of L. w French had a good Joke %.
him a few days ago. A drummer SELL ou
g him some goods, and after the order was
)Sed, the drummer DrODOSed to show him he n
Test novelty. The drummerS always have to-
methtng new, you know. Leander squared PI
mself, to be enlightened. The drummer SOL
1nly took mysterious looking package from AZ
pocket, wound it up, and set it going. OF
urse, JAG kson had never seen anything like ~
1t was a small, cheap music-box. Those d.
esent raised such laugh that the man lit )
It. with the machine jingling in his pocket Az
fore Fsench had time to countermand the
der. ca
The Crystal Wedding of Rev. W. H. and Mrs. d.
itchell was celebrated at the parsonage of the :
E. Church in Centreville on Tuesday, Febru-
= l5. The roads were almost impossible and
e weather during the forenoon was very un-
7orable yet between 35 and 40 members of the
arge assembled. And others were represent 7
who were not present. A very enjoyable Ao
ne was had. bounteous dinner was served
the guests. l
9 - - 0e ~ ii'' vi Piesen's' Ha
le set gold band dishes of LOG pieces, one fine s
nner castor, 2S pieces glass ware, table linen, So
wells, muslin, and money, in all amounting %
or 60 dollars. 1
We are informed that had the weather been Ar
yorable there would have been large crowd. dit
people present.
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